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Karen Lam

Karen is currently studying her Bachelor of Science in Computing and Information Systems at Athabasca University. She is born and raised in Alberta and currently works an IT job in health care. When Karen isn’t working or studying, she enjoys traveling, trying new creative activities, and take her dog on hikes.

Course Exam—BIOL 325 (Introductory Microbiology)

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Course Exam—ENTP 212(Entrepreneurship)

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The Reading List—August 2021

As we’re coming to the end of the summer, many of us are taking last minute travel trips, camping trips, completing summer classes, and preparing for the Fall.  This year, it looks like the Fall will be much closer to normal than it has been for the past year.  With the variants, fluctuating weather, and… Read more »

Course Exam—ENGL 305 (Literature for Children)

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Course Exam—ANTH 278

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The Reading List—July 2021

Now it is officially summer! Places across the world have started re-opening as more people have received their first or both doses of the COVID-19 vaccines.  Things are slowly starting to look a little more normal.  So while many of us continue with virtual plans, in-person outdoor plans, sitting in your basement trying to cool… Read more »